Where I describe the process of developing code for the Microchip ATtiny13A, starting at the chip level.
This is a series of posts describing how to develop at the chip level using assembly language and C. In this series, I’ll be using a Microchip ATtiny13A, which is a minimal version of an ATmega328P, the microcontroller used in the Arduino Uno R3.
The code for this article and other articles on the ATtiny13A can be found in the ATtiny13A repository.